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Published
October 17, 2017

Podcast: Like a Boss – Chuck Hays, Maine General Medical Center

Listen in as Lisa talks healthcare with the President and CEO of Maine General Medical Center in Augusta
Published
October 10, 2017

Opinion podcast: Maine used to be a blue state. What happened?

Republican strategist Roy Lenardson gives a frank assessment of how his party can succeed in statewide elections – and has some advice for Democrats.
Published
October 3, 2017

Podcast: Democrats are lining up to face Poliquin in Maine’s 2nd District

Ranked-choice voting is just one of the, “multiple messes on multiple fronts,” the state government will confront in the months ahead.
Published
September 26, 2017

Opinion podcast: Party or parties? Maine Democrats try to patch the cracks

Former Maine Democratic Party Chairman Benjamin Grant explores unity and division in a party trying to regain power in the age of LePage.
Published
September 19, 2017

Opinion podcast: Hillary Clinton’s book, the Democratic Party rift, and Trump’s negotiating skills

Editorial page editor Greg Kesich hosts columnists Cynthia Dill and Bill Nemitz for a review of the week in politics.
Published
September 14, 2017

Podcast: Like a Boss – One on One Live with Laurie Lachance, President of Thomas College

Thomas College President Laurie Lachance chats with Portland Press Herald C.E.O. Lisa DeSisto
Published
September 12, 2017

News and opinion podcast: Residential referendums in Portland and the Republican political spectrum

City Hall reporter Randy Billings explains citizen initiatives about rent stabilization and zoning on November’s ballot.
Published
August 30, 2017

News and opinion podcast: Listen to Sen. Collins tell her side of the health care vote to reporter Joe Lawlor

Maine's Republican Senator tells the story of the July floor vote in her own words. John McCain's no vote helped kill the 'skinny repeal' bill.
Published
August 22, 2017

Opinion podcast: Confederate statues, LePage’s stationery and Trump’s week

'You think he's isolated now?' columnist Bill Nemitz asked of the president. 'Wait until (midterms) and at that point you could for the first time seriously start calling the future of his presidency into question.'
Published
August 16, 2017

Opinion podcast: Charlottesville riots, American Nazism, Sen. Collins

Host Greg Kesich leads a conversation about hate in America and columnist Alan Caron makes a case for Susan Collins to remain in the Senate.